Gregory Morrow

In January, information surfaced alleging that Morrow had acted in an inappropriate sexual way with three female juveniles who alleged they had been raped by the adult suspect.

The allegations by the young girls indicated to investigators that the events had occurred over the course of the last couple of years, according to Pemiscot County Sheriff Tommy Greenwell.

Greenwell said during the investigation each of the juvenile girls claiming to be victims were interviewed in regards to their serious allegations.

The investigation led to Morrow being charged in early April with first degree statutory rape and statutory sodomy in the first degree by Pemiscot County Prosecuting Attorney Mike Hazel.

Since that time, the investigation has uncovered other information which included the testimony of two additional victims who alleged that similar acts were committed involving them at the hand of Morrow.

Due to the recent allegations against the man, additional charges have been filed by Hazel including enticement of a child, felonious restraint, statutory rape in the first degree and another charge of statutory sodomy in the first degree.

Morrow is expected to appear in court before Pemiscot County Judge Byron Luber on Monday, May 12.

A bond is to be set at that time for Morrow, however, he presently remains incarcerated at the Pemiscot County Justice Center on the previously filed charges and arraignment.